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NASA Mission to Study Mysteries in the Origin of Solar Radio Waves

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NASA’s CubeSat Radio Interferometry Experiment, or CURIE, is scheduled to launch July 9, 2024, to investigate the unresolved origins of…

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NASA Announces CubeSat Launch Initiative Opportunity

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NASA has announced a new round of opportunities for CubeSat developers to have their research spacecraft fly on upcoming launches…

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Top 20 Kennedy Space Center Highlights from 2021

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JANUARY ELaNa 20 Launch Marking the first payload carried by the LauncherOne rocket, Virgin Orbit’s 747-00 carrier, Cosmic Girl, took…

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NASA’s ELaNa 20 Mission First to Fly on Virgin Orbit Launch

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By Danielle Sempsrott  NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (Editor’s Note: The launch of ELaNa 20 now is targeted for Jan. 17,…

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What Happens After Launch: Two NASA Educational CubeSats

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A small group of students recently got to experience a rare, spaceflight thrill: seeing if the tiny satellite, called a…

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